Wolfenstein heads to the Mac
Aspyr Media will release a Macintosh version of Activision's popular World War II shooter early next year.
Texas-based Macintosh game publisher Aspyr Media has announced that it will publish a Mac version of Return to Castle Wolfenstein in late January 2002. The PC version of Wolfenstein was developed by id Software, Gray Matter, and Nerve Software and released earlier this month by Activision. According to Aspyr, the Macintosh version of the game is now in the beta stage of development. For more information, read our full review of the PC version of the game.
Aspyr is also developing Macintosh versions of Clive Barker's Undying for release later this year and early next year. For more information, visit the Aspyr Web site.
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Return to Castle Wolfenstein
- Publisher(s): Activision
- Developer(s): Gray Matter
- Genre: Action
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- ESRB: M





